Heiko Teper

Heiko Teper

  • Head of Strategy and Technical Execution
  • SESAR Deployment Manager, Belgium

Heiko Teper is the Head of Strategy and Technical Execution at the SESAR Deployment Manager who plays a key role in ensuring the SESAR deployment. He is leading an international team and is responsible for the development and coordination of plans as well as the synchronized and on time deployment of ATM-projects. He is seconded to the SESAR Deployment Manager from the DFS (German Air Navigation Service Provider). In his previous role at DFS he was Head of Systems and Infrastructure for the Region South in Munich. He was responsible for the technical operation of all system domains (ATS Center and Tower, CNS, Facility management) for the ACC Munich as well as the towers in Munich, Nürnberg and Stuttgart. Heiko has more than 35 years of experience in military and civil air traffic control which have strongly developed his passion for implementing ATS and CNS-systems.

Sessions

  • Latest in Regulations and Mandates

    As the industry transitions from the Single European Sky (SES) operational framework to a new European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) framework, what are the challenges of the new framework for aviation, in particular for manufacturers and ANSPs? What’s the latest with SESAR 3 in delivering the Digital European Sky? How will the new framework, comprising five regulations, increase interoperability, make the performance of ATM ground equipment more uniform, and support the introduction of innovative technologies to reduce air congestion? How do Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) navigate the implementation process of the new framework? Standardization and simplification of regulations are key objectives to ensure a smooth transition. The ongoing debate between EASA and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) highlights the complexities of international cooperation in aviation regulation. Additionally, the rapid development of drones and EVTOL aircraft necessitates updates to existing regulations to accommodate these emerging technologies.

  • Common Project 1 (CP1) Update